The Education Reform Project

The Education Reform Project is a non-profit organization committed to the positive transformation of our nation’s educational system.

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Larry Ferlazzo, an English and Social Studies teacher at Luther Burbank High School in Sacramento, CA, offers effective instructional strategies he has used with students with learning challenges, breaking it down into 4 steps. Read more: https://t.co/8gO6TJmfbd

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Students experiencing homelessness are expected to receive $600 Million in American Rescue Plan , announced by the Department of Education in July. 💰💰💰 Learn more: https://t.co/kjPpFj2JjQ

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The U.S. Department of Education has awarded $10 million to projects that strive to train and recruit qualified Native American educators. Read on: https://t.co/0bOy3GjAXA 💰💰💰

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A new worrying report from a research project by the Antioch University Seattle and funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services shows a 20% decline in availability of qualified school librarians throughout the US. More info: https://t.co/SvRmGPro42 📚

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The new Emergency Connectivity Fund is bringing a solution to students stuck at home without a reliable internet connection. Nearly 17 million students are caught in the ‘homework gap’ and will now have access to their online classrooms. Read more: https://t.co/6nSypRrqpN

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The new EdSurge Podcast takes on the conversation on continuous improvement in teaching. The host and guests dive into why & how educators can improve their instruction—during the school year, using both special digital technology and low-tech tools. https://t.co/xME1xGule5 🎧

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Matthew Atwell & Justina Schlund dive into the need for service learning in schools throughout the US: “In the world reshaped by the pandemic, our organizations recognize the power in integrating both SEL and service learning to develop engaged students" https://t.co/Y4Dlw7cY5k

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A new study shows there are significant benefits for neurodivergent students who prefer remote learning. Flexibility is key for students whose daily learning challenges can be unpredictable. Read on: https://t.co/VGPqkwOCYW 🍎🍎🍎

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Should classroom participation be graded or ungraded? It's a question that generates a lot of debate—we'd love to know what you think.

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Charlotte County teachers are creating new channels to support their classrooms in the upcoming school year. A Facebook group called ‘Adopt A Teacher’ offers multiple links so that strangers can purchase items listed by the teacher. Learn more: https://t.co/5LZKf23twc

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Florida teachers struggle to keep up in salary with the rest of US teachers — Average pay for teachers in Florida decreased, ranking the state 47th in 2019 to 49th in 2020. More info: https://t.co/6oCpsOrxp7 📚

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The Wall Street Journal dives into new policies implemented by school districts and states spending big chunks of their historic federal stimulus cash on one-time bonuses to teachers and staff. Read more: https://t.co/GwG3HxPh2C

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To achieve an effective school governance system, we must develop a modern, high performance education system with high and internationally competitive levels of student performance. Support our fight at https://t.co/7E8BZ567rL 💪

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At the EDURP, we strive for a world-class education that must set up a school governance system, in order to allow authority and legitimacy in developed policies that can be implemented effectively at scale. Read more on https://t.co/EqGwhTy00Z 🍎🍎🍎

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Teachers’ salary in Virginia and DC rank last in the country, according to a new report by https://t.co/1CB4JI7uLp. While Mississippi has the lowest salary at just over $45k/year, that is still 8.6% higher than the average salary in the state. More info: https://t.co/KcNnYwvksb

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A new report by the National Center for Educational Statistics placed Pennsylvania and New York at the top of the list for highest teacher salaries in the country. Read more: https://t.co/AlgTPzC8eR 🍎

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The Education Reform Project (EDURP) is a non-profit organization that works towards increasing teachers’ salaries in the United States 💪 You can support us too! Follow, like, donate and sign our online petition! https://t.co/7E8BZ567rL

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How Does Family Background Influence Student Achievement? ✨ Anna J. Egalite delves into the effects of family structure, income and parental education on students. Read on: https://t.co/Z2vuKHTk95

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Jonathan Alfuth, Director of State Policy for a national education nonprofit, shares his reflection on the upcoming back-to-school season, and how it can be an opportunity to redefine success outside attendance and funding. Read more: https://t.co/Zg1ytDMdI0

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A Chicago-based nonprofit, Start Early, recently published findings on early enrollment policies implemented by the city — “Notably, the number of Black students and those from the city’s lowest-income neighborhoods tripled within the first three years”💪 https://t.co/jMKK3ttWZC